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Tom Kim Offers Strong Value at TPC Southwind
Tom Kim was just one shot off the lead heading into Sunday at the Wyndham Championship, but a double-bogey on the 11th ended his hopes of winning the event. He ultimately finished T5, his fifth top-20 finish in his last seven starts. He now turns to the FedEx St. Jude Championship, where he has results of T50, T24, and T13 in three trips to TPC Southwind. Kim ranks sixth on Tour in approach (+0.704 strokes per round) and 33rd in driving accuracy, two key areas at this course. The concern is his putting, where he ranks 90th (+0.009) and has lost strokes in three of his last five events. He also lost more than 5.2 strokes on the greens in his last appearance here in 2024. If the putter cooperates, Kim offers plenty of upside at just $7,900 on DraftKings.
Source: PGA Tour
Source: PGA Tour
Hunter Henry an Undervalued Late-Round Tight End
New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry recorded a career-high 768 receiving yards in 2025, with his seven touchdowns the highest total since his first season in New England in 2021. His career-year resulted in a TE7 finish and helped earn him the two-year, $16 million extension he signed on Sunday. The Patriots signed veteran Julian Hill in free agency before drafting Eli Raridon in the third round of the NFL Draft, signaling a willingness to feature the tight end position in 2026, and while Hill has since suffered a season-ending ACL tear, the team may have found his replacement in undrafted free agent Tanner Arkin. The Patriots have deployed multi-tight end sets throughout training camp, with Henry consistently making big plays down the seam while showcasing a strengthening chemistry with quarterback Drake Maye. After top 12 fantasy finishes in each of the past two seasons, Henry is being drafted as the TE16 in 2026, making him a strong second tight end option to help navigate early-season matchups.
Source: RotoBaller
Source: RotoBaller
Si Woo Kim Brings Elite Ball-Striking to TPC Southwind
Si Woo Kim was let down by his putting at the Rocket Classic, where he gained more than 5.7 strokes tee to green but lost over 2.9 strokes with the flat stick on his way to a T42 finish. He now looks to bounce back at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, where he has two finishes of T16 or better in his last four appearances at TPC Southwind. This course rewards precision over raw power, which fits Kim well. He ranks third on Tour in strokes gained on approach (+0.742 per round), 34th around the green (+0.220), and 10th in driving accuracy. He is also first in proximity from 150-175 yards (22'11"), a range that accounted for more than 23% of all approach shots here last year. The only concern is his putting, where he ranks 109th (-0.131). At $8,700 on DraftKings, Kim offers strong value in a field where his ball striking should give him a chance to contend.
Source: PGA Tour
Source: PGA Tour
Nicholas Singleton Impresses in Joint Practice
After putting together a handful of solid days working against his own defense, Tennessee Titans rookie running back Nicholas Singleton was given a hefty workload in the team's joint practice with the 49ers on Tuesday, with senior writer Jim Wyatt noting that he continues to impress. The Titans are a team that many are projecting to take a step forward offensively with 2025 first overall pick Cam Ward entering his second season and Brian Daboll taking over as coordinator. The fifth-round pick out of Penn State could play a role in improving what was the 31st-ranked offense a season ago. Eighth-year veteran Tony Pollard still projects as the team's lead back, while Tyjae Spears has reportedly had a strong camp of his own, featuring prominently in a pass-catching role. Still, Singleton has the versatility to sub in for either and is a player who could find fantasy relevance later in the season.
Source: Jim Wyatt
Source: Jim Wyatt
Joshua Palmer "Turning Heads" in Buffalo
The Buffalo Bills began training camp at St. John Fisher University, but since returning to Orchard Park, wide receiver Joshua Palmer has had some of his most productive practices of the summer, reeling in a pair of deep catches on Tuesday. Palmer's first season in Buffalo was marred by knee and ankle injuries, but after an offseason of rehab, team reporters Alec White and Mike Maynard credit the 26-year-old receiver with turning heads throughout training camp, featuring regularly with the first-team offense as part of a four-man rotation with DJ Moore, Khalil Shakir, and Keon Coleman. While still not a part of the 2026 redraft discussion, Palmer is an intriguing best ball pick, having averaged nearly 645 receiving yards across his last three healthy seasons with the Chargers, and he could be a sneaky, low-cost depth add in dynasty leagues, currently priced as RotoBaller's WR129.
Source: Alec White & Mike Maynard
Source: Alec White & Mike Maynard
Ryan Gerard Hoping to Rebound at TPC Southwind
Ryan Gerard missed the cut at the Wyndham Championship, but that came after a strong stretch that included finishes of T26, T9, and T8 in his three previous events. He now looks to get back on track at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, where he finished T44 in his lone appearance at TPC Southwind last year. The course requires precision, and Gerard ranks 27th on approach (+0.424 strokes per round), 26th in putting (+0.394), and 36th in driving accuracy. Last year at TPC Southwind, Gerard struggled off the tee and on the greens, losing more than 5.1 strokes combined in those areas. He enters the week 16th in the FedExCup standings, putting him in a comfortable position to advance deeper into the playoffs. At $7,400 on DraftKings, Gerard profiles as a boom-or-bust option given his recent volatility and struggles here last year.
Source: PGA Tour
Source: PGA Tour
Patrick Cantlay Building Toward Another Strong Playoff Run
Patrick Cantlay has quietly put together a strong season, recording nine top-25 finishes, including a T8 at the Rocket Classic where he gained more than 6.7 strokes on approach. He now turns to the FedEx St. Jude Championship, where he has been excellent over the last three years with finishes of second, T12, and T9. TPC Southwind rewards precision over raw power, and Cantlay ranks 21st on approach (+0.482 strokes per round), 35th around the green (+0.219), and 59th in driving accuracy. He has also been a neutral putter, ranking 93rd (-0.001). Cantlay has been in very solid form all year and looks well positioned for another strong finish in the first playoff event of the season.
Source: PGA Tour
Source: PGA Tour
Juwan Johnson Continues to Flash Big-Play Ability
The New Orleans Saints practiced in full pads for two hours on Tuesday in 90-degree heat, but at nearly 30 years old, tight end Juwan Johnson was not slowed down by the dog days of summer. Team reporter Todd Graffagnini credits Johnson with one of the plays of training camp, a 4th-and-one touchdown catch in the back corner of the end zone while being blanketed by Kool-Aid McKinstry during a two-minute drill. Graffagnini points to the play as yet another example of Johnson's big-play ability that has shown up throughout camp. In his first season in Kellen Moore's system, Johnson was one of only seven tight ends to see 100 targets, and in year two, with quarterback Tyler Shough in his first full season as a starter, there are expectations that the offense could operate at an even higher tempo, resulting in more opportunities for all the team's pass catchers. Following a TE10 finish a season ago, Johnson is being drafted as the TE17 in 2026, and with all signs out of training camp pointing to a featured role in an ascending offense, he could prove to be one of the best values in the closing rounds of drafts.
Source: Todd Graffagnini
Source: Todd Graffagnini
Akshay Bhatia Looking to Bounce Back at TPC Southwind
Akshay Bhatia missed the cut at the Rocket Classic, losing more than 5.4 strokes off the tee for his fourth missed cut in his last seven events. He now looks to bounce back at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, where he has finished T12 and T6 in two appearances at TPC Southwind. The course is a test of approach and precision, two areas where Bhatia has some strengths. He ranks 35th on approach (+0.375 strokes per round) and second in putting (+0.664), but has struggled off the tee, losing -0.273 strokes per round and ranking 109th in driving accuracy. A strong start to the season vaulted Bhatia to 14th in the FedExCup standings, but his recent form and driving issues make him difficult to trust at the first playoff event.
Source: PGA Tour
Source: PGA Tour
Sam LaPorta Reminding the Lions What They Missed
Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta missed the final eight games of 2025 with a herniated disc in his back, but once again healthy and unencumbered, he's made his presence felt throughout training camp, with senior team writer Tim Twentyman noting that he's reminded the team just how much he was missed to end the year. A day after quarterback Jared Goff called him a "stud" while speaking with the media, the two connected on back-to-back plays during a competitive portion of Tuesday's practice, following a big gain down the seam with a nine-yard touchdown. LaPorta was the TE1 as a rookie in 2023, and after a quieter second season, he was pacing as the TE7 through his first nine games of 2025. With a major role projected in Drew Petzing's tight end-friendly offense, he is RotoBaller's TE6 for 2026.
Source: Tim Twentyman
Source: Tim Twentyman
Tristan da Silva Earns Germany Qualifier Spot
Orlando Magic forward Tristan da Silva made Germany's 15-player roster for the FIBA World Cup 2027 European Qualifiers, joining Dennis Schroder and Isaiah Hartenstein as the squad's three NBA representatives. Franz Wagner and Moritz Wagner are unavailable for this window, opening another national-team opportunity for the 25-year-old Munich native. Da Silva averaged 9.9 points, 3.7 rebounds, 1.6 assists, and 0.9 steals in 24.7 minutes across 77 games last season while shooting 37.4 percent from three. The summer call-up does not shift his fantasy outlook. He remains a low-usage Orlando wing whose value depends on injuries clearing minutes in a crowded forward mix.
Source: Eurohoops
Source: Eurohoops
Travis Kelce Still Refining His Craft
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and quarterback Patrick Mahomes are in their ninth training camp together as starters, and according to senior team reporter Matt McMullen, the duo was in full force on Tuesday. A Pro Bowler in each of the past 11 seasons, the soon-to-be-37-year-old Kelce is still refining his craft, and with him and Mahomes working meticulously through the finer points of the offense, the two connected on a handful of completions during team drills. Relying ever more on details than athleticism, Kelce still projects to be a major piece of the Chiefs' passing offense in 2026, and at RotoBaller's TE12, he's become a late-round option with one of the position's safest floors and a realistic chance to see triple-digit targets for the 12th consecutive season.
Source: Matt McMullen
Source: Matt McMullen
Isaiah Hartenstein Joins Germany's Qualifier Roster
Oklahoma City Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein was named to Germany's 15-player roster for the FIBA World Cup 2027 European Qualifiers, giving head coach Alex Mumbru another NBA frontcourt option. Hartenstein joins Dennis Schroder and Tristan da Silva as Germany's NBA trio for the window against the Netherlands and Poland. The 28-year-old recently re-signed with Oklahoma City on a three-year, $75 million deal after averaging 9.2 points, 9.4 rebounds, and 3.5 assists in 47 games last season. The Germany stint does not change his fantasy value. Back with the Thunder, he remains a strong piece for rebounds, assists, and field-goal percentage next to Chet Holmgren.
Source: Eurohoops
Source: Eurohoops
Jameson Williams "Continues to Get Better"
Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams was one of the hottest pass-catchers to end the 2025 season, topping 70 receiving yards in seven of his last nine games, and his continued development has not gone unnoticed by quarterback Jared Goff. In a recent media session, Goff told reporters, "He just continues to get better. And the stuff that he's doing now that's nuanced, that you can't really teach... That little stuff has been so cool to see him start to adopt that and understand coverage and understand space. And that's the next level for him, and he's done a great job of it." Williams has been praised throughout the summer for a standout training camp, and as a player who has shown steady progression since coming into the league as a first-round pick in 2022, he could prove to be one of the more mispriced players in 2026 drafts, currently coming off the board as the WR21 after his WR10 finish a season ago.
Source: Tim Twentyman
Source: Tim Twentyman
Dennis Schroder Leads Germany Into FIBA Qualifiers
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Dennis Schroder will captain Germany's 15-player roster for the upcoming FIBA World Cup 2027 European Qualifiers, with the German Basketball Federation announcing the squad Tuesday. The reigning world and European champions will face the Netherlands in Cologne on Aug. 27 before visiting Poland in Gdansk on Aug. 30. Schroder split last season between Sacramento and Cleveland, averaging 10.8 points, 4.9 assists, and 2.7 rebounds in 24.2 minutes across 70 games. There is no fantasy angle to the qualifying window. If he remains with Cleveland, Schroder profiles as a bench source of assists and occasional threes rather than a steady fantasy option.
Source: Eurohoops
Source: Eurohoops
